Dancing with a star - a star-making-tut
07-01-2012, 08:16 AM
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Ready? Okay! Now we close the open seams... with (surprise surprise) strips! 
and casually ww will cover the uncorrect points of the inner ray...
For the points i make orange diamonds on the same way like the inner little blue star. Sewing grid-diamond on the right side of fabric, cutting the edges, turning over through a cut in the grid. Okay? Okay!
For the seam-cover stripes you can take bias tape.
and casually ww will cover the uncorrect points of the inner ray...For the points i make orange diamonds on the same way like the inner little blue star. Sewing grid-diamond on the right side of fabric, cutting the edges, turning over through a cut in the grid. Okay? Okay!
For the seam-cover stripes you can take bias tape.
07-01-2012, 08:25 AM
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So! The top is ready! Now the star need a backside... When else do you have the opportunities to see the backside of a star... 
We need a big piece of fabric (or four smaller pieces). Cut it so:
We need a big piece of fabric (or four smaller pieces). Cut it so:
07-01-2012, 08:31 AM
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Between the small pieces you sew your label.
Then you sew the strip to the bigger pieces. Pay attention for a little window to turn over!
(do NOT pay attention for the strange light on the photo. it was a deep dark night!
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Then you sew the strip to the bigger pieces. Pay attention for a little window to turn over!
(do NOT pay attention for the strange light on the photo. it was a deep dark night!
)
07-01-2012, 08:40 AM
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Now we make a sandwich (its time for meal??? 
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We trim the top (Pic 1)and stitch the batting on it (Pic 2). My batting has a clue-side, i make it NOT to the top! Now we trimm the batting (Pic 3)and arrange the Top (with the right side) on the backside-fabric (also the right side) (Pic 4/5).
)We trim the top (Pic 1)and stitch the batting on it (Pic 2). My batting has a clue-side, i make it NOT to the top! Now we trimm the batting (Pic 3)and arrange the Top (with the right side) on the backside-fabric (also the right side) (Pic 4/5).
07-01-2012, 08:51 AM
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It looks like a birth... isn't it? 
Now we make the last steps: Iron your top! (when you used a batting with clue, it will to be clued on the backside). Remove the threads from the stitching. Make a quilting, as you like it (i like a pure one).
And now in fact, your star is ready! Really? My star is far from beeing ready!
Now we make the last steps: Iron your top! (when you used a batting with clue, it will to be clued on the backside). Remove the threads from the stitching. Make a quilting, as you like it (i like a pure one).
And now in fact, your star is ready! Really? My star is far from beeing ready!
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